Examples of InternalCredential


Examples of org.apache.jetspeed.security.om.InternalCredential

   * getCredential
   * returns the credentials for a given user
   */
  private SSOContext  getCredential(SSOSite ssoSite, String fullPath)
  {
    InternalCredential credential = null;
    InternalUserPrincipal remotePrincipal = null;
    String remoteUser = null;
    String remoteFullPath = null;
   
    //  Get remotePrincipals for Site and match them with the Remote Principal for the Principal attached to site
    Collection principalsForSite = ssoSite.getPrincipals();
    Collection remoteForSite = ssoSite.getRemotePrincipals();
   
    // If any of them don't exist just return
    if (principalsForSite == null || remoteForSite== null )
        return null// no entry
   
    Collection remoteForPrincipals = getRemotePrincipalsForPrincipal(principalsForSite, fullPath);
       
    if ( remoteForPrincipals == null)
        return null// no entry
   
    // Get remote Principal that matches the site and the principal
    if ((remotePrincipal = FindRemoteMatch(remoteForPrincipals, remoteForSite)) == null )
    {
        return null// No entry
    }
    else
    {
        // Has an entry
      if ( remotePrincipal.getCredentials() != null)
        credential = (InternalCredential)remotePrincipal.getCredentials().iterator().next();
     
      // Error checking  -- should have a credential at this point
      if ( credential == null)
      {
        System.out.println("Warning: Remote User " + remotePrincipal.getFullPath() + " doesn't have a credential");
        return null;
      }
    }
   
    //  Create new context
    String name = remotePrincipal.getFullPath();
    int ix = name.lastIndexOf('/');
    if ( ix != -1)
      name = name.substring(ix + 1);
   
    SSOContext context = new SSOContextImpl(credential.getPrincipalId(), name, credential.getValue());
   
    return context;
  }
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